TX2

Next: Nov 13 · Irving Plaza Powered By Verizon 5G, New York · Updated Nov 11

Fort Collins solo project pairing pop-punk hooks with heavier emo-rock, with lyrics that dwell on mental health and personal struggle.

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Next upUpdated Nov 11

Nov 13Irving Plaza Powered By Verizon 5G, New York
Nov 14Big Night Live, Boston

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Where to see TX2

Irving Plaza Powered By Verizon 5GFri, Nov 13 · New York, NYConcertTickets
Big Night LiveSat, Nov 14 · Boston, MAConcertTickets
The Danforth Music HallThu, Nov 19 · Toronto, ONConcertTickets
Saint Andrew's HallFri, Nov 20 · Detroit, MIConcertTickets
Roxian Theatre Presented By CitizensWed, Nov 25 · McKees Rocks, PAConcertTickets
Archer Music HallFri, Nov 27 · Allentown, PAConcertTickets
Nevermore HallSat, Nov 28 · Baltimore, MDConcertTickets
Brooklyn Bowl NashvilleMon, Nov 30 · Nashville, TNConcertTickets
MelkwegFeb 9, 2027 · Amsterdam, NetherlandsConcertTickets
Parkteatret SceneFeb 16, 2027 · Oslo, NorwayConcertTickets
Le Backstage By The MillMar 3, 2027 · Paris, FranceConcertTickets
Electric BallroomMar 4, 2027 · London, UKConcertTickets
Southampton 1865Mar 6, 2027 · Southampton, UKConcertTickets
Manchester Academy 2Mar 9, 2027 · Manchester, UKConcertTickets
CathouseMar 10, 2027 · Glasgow, UKConcertTickets
Welcome to Rockville May 6–9, 2027 · Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FLMay 6, 2027 · Daytona Beach, FLSunday · Inferno Stage · On the billTickets

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About TX2

TX2 is the project of Evan Pharmakis, a musician from Fort Collins, Colorado. He built an audience largely online, through short clips and self-released singles, before signing with Hopeless Records. The songs move between bright pop-punk choruses and heavier emo and alternative rock passages, with vocals that often push from melody into strain at the emotional peaks. Pharmakis writes in the first person, and many of the songs read as direct accounts of his own bad stretches rather than character pieces.

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